radically private smart cities/public tech actually for the public/bottom up smart cities
Prioritise the human impact over technological methodology - low tech by default, no tech where appropriate, high tech where necessary - reducing environmental impact
book: smart citizens not smart cities
bottom up
ethics of ‘Pervasive informatics’
open industry standards
accessible within low-tech context
Public citizen interfaces to energy, waste systems, civic data, etc
no predictive policing or similar
Actually given the option whether to share your data
Avoid using aggregate data to form analytics on who uses what, anonymous, for the service of the people, not for nations or businesses
distributed, federated, opt-in data collection direct public access to data
smart infrastructure with real time data without falling into surveillance territory
Monitoring useful things not business applicable things